will it work on honda shadow sprit 1100
35356
I can't say with absolute authority but it works great with my honda shadow sabre 1100. Had it in winter storage last year on the jack and no problem at all and naturally no flat spots on the tires.
35357
I can't say anything about the Honda but I have one that I have used on my Harley's and it works well.the two up rights are adjustable from side to side and also are adjustable up and down
35358
It will get either wheel off the ground with no problem. Some cruisers need to have the rear lifted about a foot off the ground to pull the rear wheel out of the fender/ swing arm, that may be an issue. I have a couple different jacks/ lifts to accommodate most everything. I hope that helps. John
35359
I don't see why not. It comes with some adaptors that should help. My personal opinion,yes it should work......iceman
35360
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't but you may have to use it without the extensions that come with it depending how low your bike sets.
35361
i don't see why not, the deals sticking up come off, so it is flat i put a rubber mat on it so it don't slip on my harley fxe.
203005
Yes it will work very well, I have it on two single-cylinder 4-stroke Honda motorcycles.
2037471
Honda Shadow has a 1" bar should be no problem. your housing should be fine to place the grip in. these are nice grips have them on my Harley Road King
794503
I don't see why it wouldn't. I think you can make it work on any make/model that size. We have a 2007 Honda 600 and it works great.
1782537
Not sure, but from what I can tell, I believe it is the #8815 splined adapter for the 1100 ACE. Don't know the year of bike, but think this is it. You can go to the Kuryakyn website and type in the yr./make/model and should be able to find the info you are looking for.
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There are several versions of this product to support standard forks, over sized forks and tapered forks. I would double check the Slipstreamer website for compatibility. I also had this concern, but it fit my 2011 Honda Shadow 750 RS perfectly.
882155
I have a Honda Shadow 600, so I can not answer your question difinitively. These bags are a bit small, but are a great buy. I eventually had them taken to a shoe repair shop to be sewn to custom size. It may be too much hastle for the "average customer". It cost me about $15 for the modifications. Hope this information helps. Stan
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I have a Honda Shadow Sabre 2006 1100cc and it fit just fine. Just be sure if you order this, that when installing, check the length of the bolts holding the backrest to the luggage holder, they may be too long and could scratch / damage your fender as you install them. I put a small scratch on before I realized what I was doing. Cut the bolts down with a dremmel tool and all is good.One other thing, the pad on the backrest has 2 screws that hold it to the chrome frame. The wood the screws go into is not solid and if you overtighten them they will strip out. Gorilla glue is what I did, slightly wet the hole and screw, drop of gorilla glue, put it in quick, and it is just fine. I'm happy with it. I have a Honda Shadow Sabre 2006 1100cc and it fit just fine. Just be sure if you order this, that when installing, check the length of the bolts holding the backrest to the luggage holder, they may be too long and could scratch / damage your fender as you install them. I put a small scratch on before I realized what I was doing. Cut the bolts down with a dremmel tool and all is good.One other thing, the pad on the backrest has 2 screws that hold it to the chrome frame. The wood the screws go into is not solid and if you overtighten them they will strip out. Gorilla glue is what I... » Read More I have a Honda Shadow Sabre 2006 1100cc and it fit just fine. Just be sure if you order this, that when installing, check the length of the bolts holding the backrest to the luggage holder, they may be too long and could scratch / damage your fender as you install them. I put a small scratch on before I realized what I was doing. Cut the bolts down with a dremmel tool and all is good.One other thing, the pad on the backrest has 2 screws that hold it to the chrome frame. The wood the screws go into is not solid and if you overtighten them they will strip out. Gorilla glue is what I did, slightly wet the hole and screw, drop of gorilla glue, put it in quick, and it is just fine. I'm happy with it. « Show Less
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You will need spools. It works on my ninja 1000 but it just isn't great for bigger bikes it's not big enough to to fit under the fender without manipulation. Works great on my ninja 300.
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Mine is on a 95 Honda Shadow. I do not have highway/passing lamps on my bike. To answer your question; i am not shire. I may depend on the type of highway lamps you have.
135322
Check the amazon question box that will tell you for sure, I bought these for a Honda Shadow Aero and they fit great, They pretty much fit most bikes, but I would be afraid to say yes. Sorry I hope I helped.
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not sure I bought it for my wifes Honda Shadow I called the factory that's listed on the listing and they answered all my questions try calling them
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I'm going to say yes. I installed them on my '04 Honda Shadow Sabre 1100. I have a Haynes repair manual that covers the Honda Shadow from years '85-'07. So they are basically the same setup on these bikes.
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should work on it, works great on my 97 cbr f3, my buddies 2009 cbr 1000, and my lil bros 87 750 ninja
298498
Yes, it's will works, if you have the rack that compatible with the fairing and if u were modified you need to do little more work, butit's should be okay will works. good luck
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It may work if the motorcycle has got 16 pin OBD2 connector and is OBD2 compatible but I cannot guarantee 100% that this will work. Regards, obd2help.co.uk
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Hello yes I think so I have a Honda 600 shadow and it fit look up measurements and go to the website to compare. Good luck